Private dispatch · Early beta

Maggie’s Presidential Brief

A concise dispatch on what’s obvious in one circle and misunderstood in another, across power, technology, and capital.

How it started

It began as occasional emails to people I knew through venture capital and the tech conference circuit: discoveries at the intersection of technology and geopolitics that seemed obvious to me, yet were being missed or misread elsewhere.

Some readers jokingly called it “a technologist’s Presidential Brief.” The name stuck.

What it covers

Where geopolitics meets frontier technology, and what capital does about it.

  • Hegemonic Blind Spot
  • Technologists as New Industrialists
  • Elite Recomposition
  • How to Read China

Free · By invitation or request · Small circle by design

Who it is for

Initially for technologists with geopolitical acumen and politicians with technological literacy.

But if you would forward it to one person, you are the reader.

Written peer to peer.

Sample issueNo. 41

01Effective Accelerationism: Shenzhen Style vs. Silicon Valley Style

02Made with China?

03Private Army, Public Power

04When Cult Tech Becomes Real

Request the Brief

Requests are read by Maggie. The circle stays small on purpose, so admission is considered rather than automatic.

Free · Occasional emails · By invitation or request

Public essays

The thinking, at length
Token Economy, Already at the Beginning of Its EndTechnology + CapitalCATL: The Missed Nvidia of BatteryTechnology + CapitalBetween Land and SeaGeopolitics + Technology

Maggie’s Presidential Brief · Irregular, by email